Quartz ch 899 chouchin? - La Crosse Radio Controlled Atomic Clock

You can follow these steps to reset your watch manually:

1. Press and hold "SET" button for 2 seconds until the hour digit.
2. Press "ADJUST" button to change the value of the hour digit.
3. Press the "SET" button once, the minute digits will flash.
4. Press the "SET" button once, the second digits will flash.
5. Press the "SET" button, "12H" or "24H" will flash.

You may need to try to repair or replace the quartz movement, this link will help you out.

http://usedclockparts.com/14-clocks/clock-videos/126-quartz-battery-operated-clock-movement-repair

See https://www.fossil.com/content/dam/fossil/PDF/watchinstructions/Fossil_Watch_Instructions_EN_US.pdf

The file is a compendium of instructions for a large number of Fossil movements, but it is unclertain which movements the model CH-2331 and CH-2698 watches use. However, movement OS10 (page 15) appears to be the only one that matches the dial layout, button layout and also has a date window as the CH-2331. The watch has a quartz analog mechanism and uses one SR927W 1.55-volt silver oxide button cell. Silver oxide cells have low current output, but very long shelf life, so if the stem is pulled out completely when the watch isn't being worn, the battery could last many years. Scan the instructions to match up the CH-2698 with a movement number. A good guess from examining photos of the face of a CH-2698 watch would be movements OS20 / FS00 or VD53.

these really aren't atomic clocks and are set at the factory. It receives, it's LF signal out of Colorado and should correct itself. If not contact the manufacturer.

Hi Follow this link for a copy of the clock instructions http://www.precisiontimekeepingshop.com/WebRoot/Store3/Shops/es119696_es124040752439/4A01/ADE9/E32C/D6DB/8872/50ED/8971/B0A9/PREC0007_0020_Instructions_0020_copy.pdf

That's quite a lot of money, but the decision is yours: think what you want ?! Is it mechanichal or quartz?
Mechanical are more expensive to own, but they are more easily to sell and make more money as they are ageing.
Quartz watches are more precise, but they do not keep the value over the time.
So, for the start I'll give you some names to find out what you are looking for ;(most of them you will not be able to buy, just check, and then you will understand what I'm speaking about...).
After that - do not panic, please: there are plenty of unbelievable good watches around for the money you have.
Here we are: Paste all these links, one after another into your browser:
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2) www.angularmomentum.com
3) www.anonimousa.com
4) www.thebritishmasters.biz
5) www.detentewarches.com
6) www.audemarspiguet.com
7) www.azimuthwatchusa.com
8) www.backensandstrauss.com
9) www.ballwatch.com
10) www.baume-et-mercier.com
11) www.bellross.com
12) www.ernstbenz.com
13) www.blancpain.com
14) www.blu.ch
15) www.breguet.com
16) www.breitling.com
17) www.carl-f-bucherer.com
18)www.tbbuti.it
19) www.cartie4r.com
20) www.chase-durer.com
21) www.chopard.com
22) www.chronoswiss.com
23) www.frederique-constant.com
24) www.corum.ch
25) www.cvstos.com
26) www.cyclos-watch.ch
27) www.dewitt.ch
28) www.glashuette-original.com
29) www.greubelforsey.com
30) www.hautlence.com
31) www.hublot.ch
32) www.parmigiani.ch
33) www.vacheron-constantin.com
34) www.hwtimepieces.com
Commmooonnn, this is just a tiny piece of watchmaking world. I hope you enjoyed that..At least you should understant what Rolexes are.:))))))))
Give me an answer about the watch (mechanical or quartz) and I'll guide you through all the aspects, mechanics,reliability, looks, etc.
Do not rate me yet, please.

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